Double Mango Haram | Haram | Copper Jewellery | NJ040
The intricate cluster of ruby-red Kemp stones, meticulously set within the double mango motif on this haram, immediately transports us to the grandeur of temple festivals and the vibrant energy...
The intricate cluster of ruby-red Kemp stones, meticulously set within the double mango motif on this haram, immediately transports us to the grandeur of temple festivals and the vibrant energy of a Bharatanatyam stage. This particular design, often associated with prosperity and auspiciousness, is a perennial favorite among our discerning customers preparing for their Arangetram or a significant classical dance performance. The delicate balance of deep crimson, emerald green, and pristine white Kemp, framed by lustrous pearls, showcases a craftsmanship that truly resonates with the spirit of traditional Indian dance and celebration.
The Legacy of the Mango Motif
For over 57 years, Shanthi Tailors has seen countless dancers choose the timeless elegance of temple jewellery featuring the classic mango (manga malai) design. This specific Double Mango Haram is more than just an ornament; it's a piece of heritage. Its substantial presence ensures it stands out under stage lights, providing the perfect frame for a dancer's expressive movements. The design is versatile enough for both the intense focus of a Bharatanatyam recital and the joyous ambiance of a traditional wedding or temple visit, embodying grace and tradition.
Crafted for the Spotlight & Sacred Spaces
- Authentic Visual Appeal: The precise arrangement of premium Kemp (Spinels) in ruby, emerald, and white hues creates a stunning visual depth that captures light beautifully, essential for any stage performance or grand occasion.
- Traditional Long Necklace Style: As a Double Mango Haram, this piece offers the desired length and grandeur for classical dance costumes, ensuring it complements the full Bharatanatyam ensemble.
- Heirloom Quality Construction: Crafted with a silver base and meticulously gold-leaved, this temple jewellery is built to last, making it a cherished item to be passed down through generations.
- Comfort for Extended Wear: Designed with an adjustable dori, this haram ensures a comfortable fit, crucial for dancers who wear their adornments for many hours during rehearsals and performances.
Shanthi Tailors' Commitment to Heritage Adornments
When sourcing temple jewellery, we look for pieces that echo the same dedication to detail and tradition we put into our costumes. This Double Mango Haram, with its vibrant Kemp stones and classic design, is a testament to that commitment. We've personally assisted thousands of dancers in finding the perfect adornments since 1967, and we know the importance of jewellery that not only looks spectacular but also feels authentic.
Product Specifications
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Style | Double Mango Haram (Long Necklace) |
| Stones | Premium Kemp (Spinels) in Ruby, Emerald, White |
| Embellishments | Cultured Pearls |
| Closure | Adjustable Dori (red cord) |
| Occasion | Arangetram, Bharatanatyam Performance, Classical Dance, Weddings, Temple Wear |
| Care | Store in airtight box, keep away from perfumes/chemicals |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is this Double Mango Haram suitable for an Arangetram?
A: Absolutely. This traditional Double Mango Haram is an ideal choice for an Arangetram. Its classic design, vibrant Kemp stones, and substantial length ensure it perfectly complements a Bharatanatyam costume, providing the authentic, grand look many dance teachers recommend. We've helped dress over 10,000 dancers for their Arangetrams since 1967 with similar pieces.
Q: What materials are used in this temple jewellery?
A: This exquisite piece features a durable silver base, meticulously layered with gold (gold-leaved) to achieve its traditional finish. It is adorned with premium Kemp (Spinels) in rich ruby, emerald, and white colors, complemented by elegant cultured pearls. This combination ensures both beauty and longevity, a hallmark of quality temple jewellery.
Q: How should I care for my Bharatanatyam jewellery?
A: To preserve the brilliance of your temple jewellery, store it in an airtight box or pouch, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Avoid contact with perfumes, hairsprays, and harsh chemicals, as these can dull the finish and stones. Gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth after each use. Proper care ensures your jewellery retains its luster for many years, as we've advised our customers for generations.
Q: Can this long necklace be paired with other jewellery pieces?
A: Yes, this Double Mango Haram is designed to be a prominent piece in a full Bharatanatyam jewellery set, often paired with a choker, earrings, bangles, and a head set. Its traditional aesthetic makes it highly complementary to other temple jewellery designs, allowing you to create a complete and cohesive look for your performance or special occasion. Many of our customers choose this as the foundational piece for their entire classical dance ensemble.
Shanthi Tailors (Est. 1967): Three generations of dressing dancers and silk lovers. Every piece personally inspected before shipping.